Warrior's Belt, Legendary, comes with three powerful special effects.
As soon as Lu Li saw the attributes, he decided who the equipment belonged to. Faced with the eager eyes of his targets, he pretended to be heartbroken and said, "For this equipment, the guild will give everyone an extra 10 points."
Everyone cheered, but the Warriors were inevitably disappointed.
Since the guild had given them so many points, this equipment was obviously going to be given to the professional players.
However, Moonlight did not act like a coward. He had paid 5,000 points for this equipment. Even if it was a normal auction, not many people could pay that much. This way, the players who participated in the battle would get a lot of points.
In the current point system, the most profitable way to earn points was in the competition. You could earn a lot of points just by entering the battlefield, and you could earn even more points by killing enemies.
Moonlight was a Berserker who was a professional killer. Even so, he only had less than 10,000 points. Now that he had taken out more than half of it, everyone was convinced.
"This is an Epic belt. It's a level 55 equipment. Does anyone want it?" Moonlight asked.
The belt he was wearing was pretty good. Taking it out now could be considered a benefit for his fellow Warriors. After all, he was a PvP player. PvP was common in the wild, so he had to have some spare equipment. There was no such thing as a complete elimination. Moreover, this was a level 60 equipment, so he had to spend a Level Reduction Gem to use it.
According to the rules, the attributes of professional equipment could not be made public unless they were confirmed to be eliminated.
Therefore, the Warriors in the team could not see the attributes of the equipment, so they could only bid blindly. Surprisingly, they did not hesitate just because they could not see the attributes. Immediately, a lot of bids appeared in the team channel.
The starting price of 20 points quickly rose to more than 100 points.
Finally, when it reached 700 points, it gradually slowed down. Only a few high-level Warriors were bidding, and in the end, the price actually broke the 1,000 point mark. Even new equipment might not be able to reach this price.
"Are you stupid?" The Warrior who received the equipment laughed and said, "Didn't you see that Guang Bro has been using this equipment since he was level 53? If he could use it for so long, how could it be trash? Besides, Guang Bro's equipment has probably been enhanced, enhanced, and enchanted. He can use it immediately. 1,000 points is definitely not a loss."
"F * ck, scheming b * tch …"
"Yeah, this is even more valuable than ordinary Epic equipment!"
"Shut up, everyone. Let's move on to the next … Legendary equipment … Mold." Canmeng held a long staff in his hand.
Lu Li's eyes immediately lit up. Even the regret of not being able to obtain a piece of equipment of his own disappeared. Legendary weapons weren't rare. What was rare was a tool that could produce a better quality than ordinary Legendary weapons. Lu Li's exquisite forging hammer had long been thirsty for a piece of equipment.
Sevine's will!
The Warlocks immediately cheered, but Lu Li's next words poured a bucket of cold water on them. "Why are you so happy? This is a Priest's equipment. Lady Sevine is holding a short staff. This is obviously just in her name. It should be her collection."
This was a common occurrence in Dawnlight, and it couldn't be helped.
For example, if they fought a Mage Boss, if it only dropped Mage equipment, then who would want to fight it? Everyone would want to fight the Boss that dropped the equipment of their own class. This way, the game would easily have problems.
Therefore, there was a saying that a Boss's collection could also drop equipment such as Plate Mail Armor.
Lady Sevine's Will was a typical collectible item. It was an exquisite staff for Priests. It had a basic effect called Binding, which was a control effect. The second was a healing effect called Epiphany, which could instantly heal a player's HP by a large amount. It also gave a certain amount of damage reduction. The third effect was random, so it wasn't too bad under normal circumstances.
This weapon was given to Sanyue Yu, but it was kept by Lu Li first.
He asked the guild's logistics head, White Bread, to collect the materials needed to cast the staff from the market at a high price. After collecting the materials, he would make the staff and give it to Sanyue Yu. Sanyue Yu still had a Mold for Lu Li's Bracers that hadn't been completed yet.
Just like the previous Warrior's Belt, the guild subsidized a portion of the guild's points. Sanyue Yu also took out a lot of points.
After looting, there weren't any more equipment, but there were some quest items. Xiaoba Jiang had triggered a quest for Lady Sevine from the Orc commander of Stonard. After all, Lady Sevine had slaughtered many Orcs.
This quest could also be shared, and many people shared it.
Those who had the quest could pick up Lady Sevine's head. If they obtained it from Stonard, they would receive a large bounty. Of course, the reward for a Wild Boss wouldn't be bad.
After the battle ended, Lu Li didn't disband the team. Instead, he took advantage of today's opportunity to head towards Dreadmaul Stronghold.
Players had already set foot in the Blasted Lands anyway, so it would only get more and more lively in the future. There would be a large number of high-level monsters, various quests with rich rewards, and ores that could be seen everywhere in the wilderness.
Today, Ruling Sword used a strong stance to show their stance. At the very least, they could deter the weaker players. Even the big guilds would have to consider whether it was worth it to go against Ruling Sword.
As for whether or not there would be people who would interfere with Lu Li's fight against the Boss, Lu Li wasn't that worried.
The reason why Dreadmaul Stronghold was called a Stronghold was because of its special terrain. Ever since Grol the Destroyer had fallen to the Dreadlord Razelikh, the Horde's army had repeatedly tried to take down this Stronghold. Unfortunately, they had all failed.
The battles between the NPC forces weren't like the battles between players. You couldn't clear them in waves, as it was always a matter of time.
As usual, Lu Li led a team to clear out the Dreadmaul Ogres on the road. These Ogres were all level 60, and most of them were Elites. Every small team had a quasi-Boss.
The Dreadmaul Ogres attacked the Horde and Alliance armies from time to time. When they won, they stole a large amount of Horde resources. They placed boxes with Horde or Alliance symbols in them in tents made from large bones. When they were full, they would take a nap.
It just so happened that it was almost winter. The smart ones didn't forget to build a fire to keep themselves warm.
This time, the Ogres of Dreadmaul Stronghold were not going to be peaceful. This was the first time they had seen the strength and difficulty of the adventurers. The Ogres weren't wrong. Single players weren't a match for them, but once these players worked together, they were often the ones who fell. What was even more shameful was that these adventurers not only could take potions, but they also had a healer profession that didn't necessarily have Warrior's Spirit.
The Ogres respawned quickly, which was one of the reasons why Dreadmaul Stronghold was so difficult to take down.
Lu Li wasn't worried that the other guilds wouldn't be able to catch up. Even if they couldn't, he could just ask Sesame Tangyuan to pull them in. When the other guilds ran to the Storm Altar and found thousands of players waiting for them, it was Sesame Tangyuan who pulled them in bit by bit.
After entering the stronghold, Lu Li began to organize his men.
The monsters here were too densely packed, so the normal strategy was to advance slowly, like how two armies faced off against each other.
As usual, the first and second groups were the main attackers, the third group was the backup, and the fourth group was responsible for preventing other guilds from interfering. This time, there was no need to ask the Warlocks to stand by. Grol the Destroyer wasn't immune to Shadow Magic.
"Small guilds and individual guilds won't dare to take advantage of the situation, but the big guilds, especially the big guilds with clubs, won't be able to sit still," Wander said worriedly.
"The fourth group will defend the entrance. There's only one exit in Dreadmaul Stronghold. As for the Thieves and Druids who want to sneak in and spy on us, the Ogres will help us take care of them. The Ogres themselves have a certain anti-stealth ability, not to mention they're quasi-boss monsters. When we fight the boss, the Ogres on the periphery will also enter battle mode, and they won't be as lazy as they are now."
Lu Li's strategy for these three bosses wasn't random. The Ogre Leader in Dreadmaul Stronghold was more difficult to defeat than Lady Sevine.
Lady Sevine was like a funnel that could leak in all directions, while Grol was like a flower girl in a castle.
"If the Capital of Glory fully interferes, you'd better contact your allies. Don't make a last-minute effort. Water Fairy might not even let you hug her," Wander didn't forget to remind Lu Li.
In his opinion, Lu Li was the type of person who was destined to be alone for life.
He was clearly flirting with Water Fairy, but the two of them didn't seem to be in love at all. Even if the two of them were busy and couldn't be together all day, they would at least communicate often. However, the real situation was that the two of them didn't even say hello for half a month.
Lu Li thought for a moment and decided that he should tell them in advance.
Water Fairy's reply was straightforward. After all, they were all allies, so it was natural for them to support each other. Lu Li also agreed that Drizzle Court also had the right to use the equipment as a competition venue.
This meant that if Ruling Sword didn't have a competition, but Drizzle Court did, then the equipment would be lent to Drizzle Court.
After clearing out the small fries in Dreadmaul Stronghold, Grol the Destroyer finally came out of his tent. He was an unusually tall, heavily armoured Ogre. He only had a thick head.
Ogres were a very interesting race. They came from Draenor like the Orcs, and they had attacked Azeroth together as allies. After the second war, the stupid and arrogant Ogres thought that the little green bugs were too weak, so they cut off their alliance.
They were all over Azeroth, talking nonsense, twisting their well-built pear-shaped bodies, and writing easy-to-understand cooking tutorials …
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